Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "Kanal13" channel.

  1. Thanks for the Kremlin news release.🖕Now get out of Donetsk and there'll be no need to shoot at you. You remind me of the guy in the French play: "Cet animal est très méchant. Quand on l'attaque, il se defend." [This animal is very vicious. When you attack it, it defends itself.]
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  2.  @CONTACTLIGHTTOMMY  Curious whether my reply of 60 min. ago appears in this thread. (Begins "Thanks...") Would appreciate a quick Yes/No. Cheers.
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  3. Mushroom cloud over Moscow. Wow, look what you brought on yourselves.
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  4.  @andreanagy4801  Rumor has it Russian vatniks are human beings.
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  5. Don't say 'broken.' It has an awful air of finality to it. They are recovering from great stress and suffering, and beyond that you have no idea. Pity tends to tread somewhat near to condescension and nowhere near encouragement.
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  6.  @PMaynard-22  <---💩
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  7. 🇺🇦🇨🇦🇫🇮
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  8.  AlienIsolationist  😢Poor Russia! It brings peace to the world, and Ukraine shoots back at it!
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  9. On a pettier scale, Canadians should take careful note of that in light of how protestors against Trudeau were criminalized, arrested, held without bail, etc. last March. He can't be directly compared to Putin, but you can hardly be too careful about the future of such things. History is little more than the chronicle of slippery slopes.
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  10.  @xoxomanuel  I saw it blow up on the Suchomimus channel.
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  11.  @vilmabootay9228  Splendid display of how to be an a whole.👏👏 U take pride in your work, I see.
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  12. 간단하고 아름다운 진술.👍 다른 곳에서 자주 반복해 주세요. A simple and beautiful statement. 👍 Please repeat it elsewhere and often.
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  13. Sure, but they were in production until 2017. Does a 6-year-old plane belong in a museum? Do F/A-18s (1974-2000)? How about F-16s (1978-present)?
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  14.  @teronfelix5217  Russia does not have first strike capability against the entire US nuclear arsenal. For one thing, the US has hundreds of warheads aboard its submarines.
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  15.  @teronfelix5217  Sure, kid.
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  16. It's time to outfit these drones with automatic weapons and make them into mini remote Apaches.
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  17. Dost mefinitely.
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  18. The training project was led by Lt.-Colonel McGyverenko.
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  19. People are starting to wonder if the counteroffensive might not start until September, when a bunch of F-16s go in to active duty. So was there just a strategic benefit in feigning the onset of an offensive and then going later? Or maybe at this point they're making it up as they go along. Hard to say for sure, but to me Ukraine and especially NATO are looking very calm and deliberate right now. I think they're generally minimizing risks but do have big plans to unfold.
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  20. And who says it is correct information?😉
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  21.  @НурланАджиматов  In constant use since 1871. "The Iron Cross is now the emblem of the Bundeswehr, the modern German armed forces."—Wikipedia article "Iron Cross". Постоянно используется с 1871 года. "Железный крест теперь является эмблемой бундесвера, современных немецких вооруженных сил". - статья Википедии "Железный крест".
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  22.  @НурланАджиматов  Think of the fact that the double-headed eagle is still the emblem of Russia. Does that mean Russia is tsarist?
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  23. KGB man vs. restaurant owner. Hmm, which one is probably the more practically-minded?
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  24. 👍One or two of these a day will end the war this year. 🇺🇦
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  25. Russorcs.
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  26.  @osiris91yt  Let Z stand for the eternal sleep of the next 100,000 Russian soldiers, just like the last 100,000. And so on, as many hundreds of thousands as it takes. Your call, Russia.
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  27. RF Army, you are all being watched, everywhere, all the time. Whether by civilian spotters, camera drone operators or super-high-tech satellites, it's all noted and relayed to Ukrainian forces command. You can't hide, you won't survive. Just go home.
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  28. YouTube has (erratically-enforced) rules against depiction of violence. You didn't know that?
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  29. It has to do with YouTube rules on the depiction of violence. This site is fizzing with Russians "reporting" every video depicting events on the front lines, and their complaints are very often upheld, meaning the videos get taken down. 🤨🤨🤨 So channel masters edit as they must. Sucks, doesn't it, how Russia censors not only in Russia but, in effect, abroad as well?😡😡😡
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  30. No one's going to win this war with mines.
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  31.  @tomhenry897  And Erdogan.
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  32. A Russian moth? Uh, I think it just means the light was on.
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  33.  @MrJankert64  Have fun watching a Conan O'Brien clip that's become famous: "Norm Macdonald Conan moth" 1-second search.
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  34. And the population supports this war. 😲 I have to say it looks like for criminality, Russia : US :: US : Norway. Just an entire other level of thuggery.  (E.g., UN stats show that Russia has the highest homicide rate in the world outside Latin America & Africa.) ISIS: "C'mon Russia, try to be a little bit civilized."
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  35. 😂 "Savage!" 👍
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  36. They could've stayed in prison.
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  37. And is that supposed to be regrettable? Or some sort of paradox? It's neither. It's normal and understandable and not even unhealthy. It's certainly not immoral. It's appropriate in the circumstances.
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  38. No, it's tightening...the noose around Putin's neck.
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  39. Hostile foreign governments are energetically using fake social media accounts to whip up anger, hatred and violence.
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  40. People who want to make a good living ought to get a good education. Those without one don't have great prospects, but might do very well working for themselves.
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  41. All democracies which rightly qualify, yes. But some others might not be trustworthy. When you join NATO you become privy to a great deal of highly classified knowledge. And in some countries a pro-Russia or pro-China administration could be a few short steps from attaining to power. Or their armed forces could just have a lot of members with divided allegiances.
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  42.  @-JA-  "Such mechanisms"? I didn't refer to any mechanisms. What do you have in mind?
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  43.  @-JA-  Thanks for your interesting reply.
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  44.  @marcbloch1963  😢
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  45.  @ВладимирМаевский-о7х  Low, mindless vatnik-ism. It's your country that's been copying wholesale from the WWII Axis handbook. I can see you would've made a great Bavarian hausfrau in 1938 indeed.
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  46. ...of Belarus into Russia? Yeah, that's most likely coming.
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  47. ​ @jeanmichelverret3473  C'est donc comme Henry II l'a dit dans Shakespeare : « Est-ce que personne ne me débarrassera de ce prêtre gênant? »
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  48. For god's sake lower the volume of your intro and outro music.🤨
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  49. When lowlifes like this guy are removed by the next regime, it will negotiate for their extradition to The Hague. I can't wait.
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  50. "Further discourage" ? Hah! NATO and the United States are in no way discouraged! Begone, low bot!:face-fuchsia-poop-shape:💩:face-fuchsia-poop-shape:💩:face-fuchsia-poop-shape:
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